Frontier Airlines to Moves to New York-JFK Airport’s New Terminal 6 in 2026
Frontier Airlines announced this Friday its upcoming transition to the innovative Terminal 6 (T6) at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), a world-class facility set to open to passengers in 2026. This move marks a strategic step in the airline’s expansion and the consolidation of its presence at one of the most important airports in the world.
Terminal 6: The JFK Transformation
The new Terminal 6 is a key component of the ambitious modernization plan for JFK, led by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, with an investment of $19 billion. This project includes the construction of two brand-new terminals, the expansion and modernization of two others, an innovative ground transportation center, and a simplified road system.
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Innovative Features of Terminal 6
Frontier passengers will enjoy a premium experience at Terminal 6, characterized by:
- Digital-first design: Technological optimization for a seamless experience.
- Less than 5 minutes of walking from security check to any boarding gate.
- Advanced biometric systems and self-service baggage check-in.
- 100,000 square feet of shops, restaurants, VIP lounges, and public art inspired by New York.
- Sustainable operations and cutting-edge technology.
Frontier Airlines Expansion at JFK
Frontier Airlines, known for its motto “Low Fares, Done Right” and its efficient fleet of A320neo aircraft, has been steadily growing at JFK. Currently, the airline operates six daily flights from Terminal 7 to destinations such as Atlanta, Orlando, Las Vegas, Tampa, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Starting in the spring of 2025, the airline will expand its offerings with up to four additional flights per day, including new non-stop routes to Miami (March 31, 2025), Dallas Ft. Worth (April 22, 2025), and Los Angeles (May 1, 2025).
“Our customers will enjoy the modern facilities, state-of-the-art technology, and abundant amenities that Terminal 6 will offer,” commented Matthew Sattler, Frontier’s director of airport planning and operations.
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